@@ElMundoSuave Ok. So, if I find out that All Things Comedy exists, which is difficult due to poor marketing, but I find out it's Bill Burr and Al Madrigal...I say COOL! So, I go to their UA-cam page and check out their videos. They have some comedy specials and some podcasts. None of their top names or podcasts but some. Every thumbnail looks borderline the same as their comedy specials and conveys NOTHING I actually love the twins! I'm old enough to know them from MTV and would love to listen to their podcast! But, I don't know that. I click on what looks like a comedy special and it's a podcast and the premise isn't immediately obvious...I go elsewhere. That's what their target audience is doing. They have huge names and THOUSANDS of hours of amazing content under this umbrella that performs FAR below what it could, purely due to the marketing. Being the target audience, I shouldn't need to actively and aggressively seek out this content to find it. It should, at least be obviously accessible. Ad words, UA-cam marketing, general targeted marketing would make most of this explode. But it will not, if marketed the same way moving forward. This is absolutely part of the reason Jeselnik is almost certainly about to quit in the next few episodes. Didn't know Anthony Jeselnik's podcast exists? That's because of poor marketing. Didn't know it was under this umbrella? That's because the marketing sucks. They have gold and they're not selling it at all. It's an embarrassing business misstep and it sucks because if people actually knew the POINT of All Things Comedy, they'd flock to it.
hell yeah
You people never shutting up about your catering business! Review was the last great show of the comedy Central era.
Your thumbnails are hurting the popularity of your show.
Thats make no sense at all.
The only reason I'm here is because of the thumbnail. I'm sure you're going to tell Derek about it. I know things.
@@ElMundoSuave Ok. So, if I find out that All Things Comedy exists, which is difficult due to poor marketing, but I find out it's Bill Burr and Al Madrigal...I say COOL! So, I go to their UA-cam page and check out their videos. They have some comedy specials and some podcasts. None of their top names or podcasts but some. Every thumbnail looks borderline the same as their comedy specials and conveys NOTHING
I actually love the twins! I'm old enough to know them from MTV and would love to listen to their podcast! But, I don't know that. I click on what looks like a comedy special and it's a podcast and the premise isn't immediately obvious...I go elsewhere. That's what their target audience is doing.
They have huge names and THOUSANDS of hours of amazing content under this umbrella that performs FAR below what it could, purely due to the marketing.
Being the target audience, I shouldn't need to actively and aggressively seek out this content to find it. It should, at least be obviously accessible. Ad words, UA-cam marketing, general targeted marketing would make most of this explode. But it will not, if marketed the same way moving forward.
This is absolutely part of the reason Jeselnik is almost certainly about to quit in the next few episodes. Didn't know Anthony Jeselnik's podcast exists? That's because of poor marketing. Didn't know it was under this umbrella? That's because the marketing sucks.
They have gold and they're not selling it at all. It's an embarrassing business misstep and it sucks because if people actually knew the POINT of All Things Comedy, they'd flock to it.
@@ElMundoSuaveWell, my long and detailed response was deleted so I guess I'll just move on.